Brett

So basically they're making a triangle themselves.

But the first leg of the triangle actually has two sections.

So they start off flying to hens and chickens.

Then they regroup up and they fly a little bit further east.

So, you know, that would be 90 degrees.

So if you read what they say, so 90 degrees is east, 180 degrees is south, 270 degrees is west, 360 degrees or zero degrees is north.

And so they're actually flying 91 degrees.

So they fly 91 degrees from Fort Lauderdale to Hens and Chickens.

They continue at 91 degrees for a little bit longer and then they head north.

Now, why are they doing this?

Let's talk about that.

Okay, this is called a navigation problem, right?

Now, one part of it is bombing practice, and that's obviously important.

But the most important thing they're doing is finding locations in the ocean.

So they don't have...

maps like google maps you know they don't have like i was i flew on air force two once and which is the vice president's plane and i had the opportunity to sit in the cockpit with the guys find the plane which was awesome and also i can't believe they let you sit in the cockpit i thought the same thing i don't know how safe i feel about that i trust you but i still don't think i was sitting there

I literally sat in there, we took off, flew the whole flight, landed, and I'm sitting there the whole time and I'm thinking now,

There's like five guys in here and they're all in the military.

They totally could take me.

Right.